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In late spring, work
began on TAX INFORMATION
Partial
payments may be made on your tax bill. The
township office will be open FROM THE
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
The Livingston County
Assessor’s Association and Livingston County Equalization are in the
process of scheduling a number of informational meetings about property
assessment procedures and laws. The
meetings will be free to residents and held throughout the county.
Meeting dates and times will be advertised locally and are being
scheduled for late January to early February 2009.
Watch for updates at www.mariontownship.com,
or the local cable channel, Charter channel 18.
Property data is
available to all residents upon request.
The assessing office is available to review property record cards and
answer any questions. Feel free
to contact us during regular business hours.
Assessing staff is
currently out in the field doing inspections.
Field inspections may include taking photographs, measuring
structures, etc. Staff will be
carrying identification, including photo name badges.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the township office
during regular business hours.
MHOG has updated its
policy to include online payments with MasterCard or Visa for water and
sewer billing. You can set up an
online account on FROM THE CLERK’S
OFFICE
The township’s first
“Trunk or Treat” was held on Halloween.
Thanks to all of the “trunkers” who helped make this event a
success! We had a good turnout,
with approximately 135 trick-or-treaters.
The weather was perfect and everyone had a lot of fun.
The clerk’s office
is winding down from a very busy election this November.
The total number of ballots processed was 5604, which is 78% of the
registered voters in the township. Precincts
were busiest first thing in the morning.
With just a few minor glitches, everything went well, and thanks to
everyone who helped during this busy time.
The 2nd
Annual Heritage Days Steam Engine Show and Flea Market is scheduled for NOTARY SERVICES
Notary services are
available at the township hall during regular business hours.
The service is free to RECYCLE ITEMS
In the main entrance
to the township offices, you will find recycle bins for special items we are
collecting from our residents. There
are bins for household batteries, prescription eyewear, and cell phones.
We also collect seasonal items such as used Christmas lights during
the holidays. DOG LICENSE
INFORMATION
To purchase a dog
license, the rabies
vaccination must be current and NOT expire within 30 days of your purchase.
Please check the certificate’s date before you come in to buy
the license. PARKS &
RECREATION AUTHORITY
We would like to thank
the following residents for their contributions to the
On October 1, a square
dance was held at the Pardiac Farm’s barn on D-19 and
On November 15, a buck
pole built by Jim Haydu, Chris McClure and Charles Musson was used for the
first annual buck display. We
thank them for their donation of labor in building this pole. WATERSHED UPDATE
As participants in the
Shiawassee watershed management group, we got our feet wet in stream
sampling by capturing some of the macro invertebrate residents of the
The township offices
will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday, December 24 and 25 for the
Christmas holiday. We will also
be closed on Wednesday and Thursday, December 31 and January 1 for the New
Year holiday. Best wishes for a
safe and happy holiday season!
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